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An Arkansas M.yshnI KILLED.

FoRr SMITH, Ark, Nov. 5.--A dispatch
received by the United States marshal
here today, says; deputy Marshal John
Carlton was killed yesterday in the Choc-
taw nation, near Denison Tex, by John
Hogan, an outlaw, while attempting his
arrest for selling whisky in Indian Terri
tory. Carlton lived near IIacket City, this
county, and stood well in this commu-
nity,bs
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A Misuse Of Mnils.

CINCINNATI o., Nov.n5.--Judgc Sage,
OF tn, United States court, nssessed a fine
OF $3.50 and costs on VIM, Il. Schulter, of
Ripley, o., for sending obscene letters
through the mail to young lady who
had reiected his addresses. y -
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ANeMsnnner AhsnrI,.d,

CHICAGO, IT., Nov. 5.-.A South Bend,
Ind, special says: "The st, Joseph Val
ley Register wasseld at sheritT's sale yes,
tcrday and was bid in by the Tribune
printing company OF this city The Regis
ter was founded by the late Vice President
Schuyler Colfax forty.three years ago.
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Canadian and American Trades.

OTTAWA, Can, Nov 6.--'rhe trade re-
turns between Canada and the United
States for the last fiscal year show a con
siderable falling off in imports, while the
exports maintain The average OF recent
ypurH
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Tho R,cyrle Race.

BosroS, Mass, Nov. 8. The lOO-milc
bicycle road race here today was won by
S. p. lIollingsNotih, OF Indiana. Time,
houm ij minntes, 80 seconds.
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Villas is given the interior portfolio, it is
thought that First Assistant Stevenson will
succeed him as the head Of the postoflice
department
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LAW SCHOOLS.

NIFMPHls LAW SCHOOL, ~ SECOND 1T
WI Moot court Monday recilAiiOns, Tuesday
wednesday and Ihur.slay leciure every. Nedne.
moudsDn, heQ., Secretary.
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ROOMS TO LET.

A NICELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
~ room at - Iuurt street
LNuRNISHED ROoMs-FoR GEN1S, OR LIGHT
" housekeeping, NJ No. ll2 Monroe strcct.
FURNISHED RuOMs-Ilg COURT STREET
L'URNIsUIp ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN AT
II 2iS Second strct
FURNISHED ROOM o. FoR GENTLEMEN, AT
II &st Martin sirct
NTEwLY FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
~ for gentlemen To Court street.
OFFICES THOSE TWO BEAUrIFuL FRONT
" offices In q Madison street, adjoining Cotton
Exchange. J, :. ANDREWS, Mcnkcn q Co
nFFICES-A SUITE or NICE OFFICES IN MA.
~ sonic Temple Apply Ia
BtN T. PRICE, secretary
Il oMs-FURNIsuED AND USFuRNIsHEn
III fint aud sccond huor 10 Court stncct
doom NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
~ very desirable, at ll2 Madison.
ooMs-FuRSIsIIEp on UNPUBLISHED, AT
~ No. l4l Court sipci.
DOOMSH FURNISHED AND UNFU FINISHED
~ rpomS nj ~ Court rtrcct
DOOMs- FURNISHED OR uNFU FINISHED
~ No. NJ Linden street
DooMs-FuRNIsHED OR UNPUBLISHED, AT
~ ~ Court stwct
DooM-NICE FRONT ROOM. SOUTHERN ~.
~ pusutc. furnished or unfinished Apply at
Ni Vance street
pooMs- FuRNIsrED or UNFINISHED, AT
~ ~ Court st.
pooMs- POUR NICE. ROOMS Dor HOUSE.
l y keeping ~ suitable Tor onc,s. over 10 North
uuuri str'cL tall at HhoNc number.
pOoMs- SUITABLE FOR LIGHT HOUSE
~ keeping. luquw NJ No o. Court -
TWO ROOMS. SUITABLE ron OFFICE AND
i sleeping rpums y H. LOOMS, 2lN Main.
ROOMS AND HOARD.
A Tlu MADISON STREET Two DESIRABLE
~ rpoms. furnished or uumrnishcdd with or
without buari; private family. rivpnccs ".
quir'd.
DoNRpfNG- GOop BOARD ron A FEw
ID young men ~ ~ Poplar strct
TIpsntNnLn ROOMS. AND BOARD: CORNER
- Market aud Second, No. %.
nEsIRABLg ROOMS AND BOARD ATaMAp
- tpu strycL
MICE FRoSr ROOM SOUTHERN EXros
~ urc, furnished ur uufurnishrd. with hunfd.
References required. Apply nt 80 Vance Il
| NICELY FURSlsIIFp ROOM-.wITIl BOARD
| y nj 40 "a Adams stfccL
| T'NNE' ipRGg FRONT ROOM FURNISHED oI
" uuiurnishci, With huari, az ~ Union -
! DLEAsAST FRONr ROOM. WITH HOARD
| ] also other accommodation for single gentle
men, ~ ~ court sfrrri.
| IDooMs AND BUAIlD-AT No. 10 JEFFEltsON
N HprL q. A. HARnEE
DoOMs COMMITTING ROOMS. Win
~ board In pri,ai" family, No. ~ Union street
| References eAchnngrd.
IDouNls AND IOAHU=ON STREET CAR LINES
! ~ ~ ME, uclshbUrhood, la pIi'utc family. IG
Mls,lTipjd atc.
| A DOON4 AND BuAWD-ElTuANr ROOMS AND
| ~ lint elias bniri ~ ~ f'oond strv"t ENcp
| hing new. tinu-U VIII open urtnhUfi References
| given nnd ruuirrl. Nh. " schcrr.
| DOuNiA AND BOARD ~ IlNlSiiED ROOMS
| N with guod table luaul. References Ca.
/ changed ~ Madison street
| IDODNs-TNO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS
| ~ with first clnty hontd hsp day and Transient
lnarirrs accommodated - Adams ~
| IDOOMs-NiCEtN TulNisiiEp. WITH BOARD
| IL for gentleman aud vile 90 i've gentlemen ~
Madison street.
| doom HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT
/ ~ tnom. southern exposure, for two gentlemen,
| NJ % iuutoiur stu0ot
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srnAyTp or STOLEN.

NIitANED on ~toitN,
I,Ow-TiIis MOUNISa ITuu NYUeitDENCT
- 80 1rnurssCc Sta Hr- bTpau urd whlir
mixed color cUW, With WH.u llr, in fan ipy ~
MIX. Anyone delivering fEH sluo IN NC VIII D.
suitably fuWHrird. -. ~ lAkklk
November d. iNL
NIAHFa PROM uY ttur uN WuIF WNER.
wi Midland riluItd. u|H lHF mHfv, Jtan Ola,
~ hand hlTh. one lr1ug IHIn mule " hands
hlFh und yetrs old. M HHI IlY hone mule. w.
haudH high. aluut iutr4 IH." ~. Both mules o.
iitt'o lame in hlud TOO. UU.u Igt A llbvul o.
wnrl viii w. paid on IapI H uy camp, 0rt0 ,, J..
"a ROBERT JOHNSON.
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KIDNEY PANS

~ With their wunfy. dull, arhinr, liicless.
IA hlE1tr sensation, relieved w one
\ 11rlasier. The H.. and only pals sub.
1nlng Plaster. Absolutely unfltalcd M an insian'
lnnc0us and lntallible antidos 10 palm. infamm ma.
ton ard weakness. AZ all druggists. y pcnN I've
CHEMICAL Co. Dosioii, Mhna
NJ, conn t,,,,,, "a -,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-06

u plantation work We hrr la correspondence
with fufCuil hundred cVlHrnd families who live In
south tutOlina, and arr unable ~ Iuy their tulus
poiinit'n unyWhcrr Hoy an anxious a. ~ %
uuutnrt a. work one NC1f, aud N they arc Noll
treated nj the end ul sald year Will renew their old
ouutmri They prefer io Wutk 90 shares aud have
provisions furnished them during the ycar and
When the pnup h lll Hlthcrd provision hill aud
transportation b. deducted irpIn their Proposition
~ emp ihr-n rOlnrsl people ary old time dafkies
ami know nothing hut ihtminH. ntd uH they have
made uutlIinf i1r year and cHn not mako anything
Tor themselves, ihcI gri nB Nipus ~ make n move.
Al planters Wishing iHrm laiof aud ar willing tD
advance transportation IN them. will de- well a.
write tn either ~ the undi Ilguri agents who can
furnish tie families aud viii quote low rates per
head. stIl
I.. ClIAULfs H. WALkEtL
JuH ~ LNTlMER
llfu ~ hush,
gonuul Agents. Atlanta. Ga
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s1RiYID.

S1RAYED.
row-OS oCr. 10, PROM ~ ALABAMA 81.
~ small bfindlr cnw 1lTs ~ bpth horns sawed
on aud holes lurcd though uenf llp uuds. spring
ing in onlyc when loft D. fusafd lot rviufu ~ a.
Alabama tlfrct
NIULE-FKOM GEORGIA ANp SIXTH kTA,
vi one 10y mare mule, fifteen hands high nRu
ycar, shOd all around. llHd halter un When last
sen. Return 10 John Pollard unl d. rewarded.
NIULE-FRoM OwNEl,- riitNisis, ~ CHEi,
wi go, on licnp struCi laai sunday night fcpt
~. M one hoy innfu unIr ~ hands hiFh and &
YEAR old. lrft iou lee slightly Luurk kuucl. and
small wnrt nrnf The knee. iuaHl ulurhrd A mason.
able r,mnrd iur rcotofy sod return 10 tubbiw
Brick Yard. Ia NOnli Mrmth.s
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TIN AND SHEET IRON woIusnns.

IAnls aAHER, sHEEr IRON woRKER AND
,D Tin Rooicr, TN aud PIPE shop. sts Second IT.
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srooty

MULE DARK, HrUWS WARE MULE n
wi hands hirh. ronr H'H UuH mouse coinfc1
hurlc mule. ~ hnndslas d. Era.H uIi. rtnlru niEht
Nov, . ECiutn aud kYfrH.f 4UI iu }. J. NgNayn.
cor Kerr and ifth. Clir a7
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IIrHNIIIfRI:.
GNiyNNIlrn IIinNMnI,Ns.

l,rn y Wuns,M. ~. TuE TlS ANp WipEV
VI Iron worker. business and rcsidvncc, ,cic
rhupe No. ~.
| I. LONG 6Co, GAINANiIrp CoWSICFs
y lln. lLgn aud rlnlc hgnigr a.l scrnnd slLccl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-06

LOST.
nOO=A SMALL DOG. LONG HAIR, WHITE
II with tan tI.ots. Lost near the bead ul RAY
burn avenue. Return a. dnsiun'H hotel aud De- a.
wnriUd.
nOg=SLABs1uNE SETTER DOC, ABOUT
y Nenr old. black aud while marks. answers 10
the maine 81 'rhui Return ~ Dir 4. T.. klNbkO
No IN Vance Ftuot mud g,'i 90 inward.
nN POPLAR STREET. SUNDAY, ONE PRAYFH
" iLok aud iiymnal. Return t0 J. A. Ousi
Wyn. - Main. inr fcwuui
GUOICH COLLIE PUFFY, THICK. BROwN
= Wuuly hair. Z months old. H'Ahfd for rCtnfn
" ~ Nanur fifrrt
l.0-LU-r m 70. WAGON, UN MAIN 81
- nSar Peabody Hotel. ~ ON it,hle ttrr,t ear,
ahoutl O'Clock pm. Tuesday, Nov. lft, two 0uo
huudpd dollar hills. Finder will plrnsD rCtutu g.
Wnuicd.
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WIRE WORKS,
IAIinK AnI.NCN.

IHAs dorHEfS a co.'s TENN WIRg AND
" irpn Works Onlcc and Hank Railing spc
Cinlty a. Scrnnd A.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

NEW COTTAGE NEAR DUMMY LINE, McLE.
IN more avenue Apply TOD Scales, % Mad
isDn street
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MICE NEW COrTAGE--NO. S6l MISSISSIPPI
N ave. lnqnirc At atl Mississippi ave.
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STEAM LAuNpRIrs.
TAIII,Ius.

II MCMAHON, REORGANIZATION, ~ UNION
ID. street Work guaranteed.
LNRlsyit tMTORTATtONs IN GENTS suITINGs
II Mcltons etc at Shm Slagcrs, cor hand tourL
IFNOu wANrA STYLISH FITTING CurANAY
~ sack suit 80 tol L. fnst, az second IT.
IOuN nOGGlANO. MERCHANT TAILOR %
~ Union street ..H..
DAN1s MADE To ORDER AT a. IiEXTER u
i sons ga hnin "
guns $40 UPWARD; PANTS. 81 UPWARD IN
- any style al NJ. lsnags', 20 Court IT.
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LAND To LET,

near the city. Apply nj ~ Madison strceL
1 AND-FoR THE YEAR 1855 A TRACT or
l land, N miles from Memphis, ON Bg creek ol
;2} aCrs, 10 aCrcs cleared and In high state OF
cultivation. with all desirable aud necessary i'm
prOycmcnts. Rent low ~ good tenant Apply ~
n RICHMOND. Agent,
20 Madison street
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npoouY.rtOI,IIS.

hdrNPnIs PioNHrH MOON rACIgn1. 70
lNi Lor smith fropf Nsuuiar'ufer oi ef''o'n.
NJ kMPHls BluOOM TATOEH hOBhKI Y
Afl lloit pfoprlot0f, tDi ifynlsI isl'pn"ls' -
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rNK'Rs.
INrTNG ANn urNcm mnItsEs.

4, mEpEL & soN. n,KERs AND CONF
II =. TONERS - Union street
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TAhiN ~ -
NJULE-Noy. ), oNT Iron GRAY HORSE
w mule, white hcai rHl mouth about ~ hands
high. seven ycar. Old. Fu.'H s"i 90 hafs; Aso
Que dark luy MARI uul. "'HNt 10 lhhN. hlfl, ,
years old, little White uH I#.E Alsognc milol
Gov aud calf. ruw wnifu HHI flpllcd, eiOoAod
D. 3D. pEFuLRa,
Five miles south ~ W. rnr ul i'un lake rond.
NIARE-i DAY NAN WIN WiiltE IEE1 q
vi front foot aud iuIH hIu1 i.ru' nhd Nhile
.itipo down tic fufoLH "A r. iHtrn ~ on ulo
lstto aiDut Z 0iriork y,-f..I.. November 2 The
owner can obtain Inform .Hniir Whereabouts by
calling at Appeal once .'nnh -.--
MULE-i0 HANDS uiHIi uWhEh AN OH
wi hnt2li Madison o. george sutton
ON THE - INSTANT, . nay MARE DApIil
" rfay hon mule, brown hli1' lnui 4, y, W.
Nrighfs, i've miles Eouil 81 dG' on hefhahno
fund.
DosY-sYIT. 1. ON Try ,sBAYrONY; CALL
Il ntlb iOurt ~, proyr ffI I.fl hNu IVY NiblhlH.
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FOUND.

IIORsE-A HoI.sE POUND tNPMacISTYEFs
i yarl Tall at e.. ". 1uycr & Gus No Mad.
Icon.
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PERSONAL,

tons. 25c one week, Soc
Personal.
A NJ HARE, ACCOUNTANT, $40 SECOND ST
"a. supplies clerks book keepers, drummers,
stenographcr. ..
A sHBRooK ( WHITE, %? FRONT ST., PAY
"a. highest cash prices for Hides, FurS and Wool
pUY LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS OF
- seheibler Co, 2O5 Main st, Lowest prices
CIsTERNs--B RlCKwoRK. SMOKING CHM.
~ neys, etc. Telephone SIS
THOMAS CUBBINs.
~ J. sCHERER, SURGEON AND CHIROPopIsT,
". 2ll Main st. Onice hour Sam. To 4pm.
DRlNK LORD, DIEIL & DANBURY'S XNX
u Belfast Ginger Ale.
DRH. W. PURNELL, No. g75 MAIN STREET
II and SaS Vance
ENoR COTTON STENCILS AND RUBRER STAMPS
IL go toJ, L. Haberling, 80 Second. Telephone so.
LNRENCH LEssoNS-THE FRENCH Ian.
~ guage taught conyerSationaly and thcorcti-
cally by u lady recently arrived from Europe. A
select class Tor young aSi sNr Adde'S "a .a,
~ O. Z. RUBSCH, JR., THE TIN AND SHEET
VI iron worker. business and residence tolo.
phone No,S 50.
~ AS AND OIL STOVES, LATEST DESIGNS
VI Lamps etc, ut A. ilitziclds, 2si Second It,
~ ENUINE YORK STATE SAND REFINED
~ Apple Cider, barrels and half barrels; New
Pickles Potatoes, Onions, Apples, Mince Meats
Jellles, Preserves, kraut, etc, etc,
r. l.. WARNER, No. DO Front street.
MANILA PAPER, PAPER RAGS. WRAPPING
wi Paper ut Memphis Paper Co, 2i7 Second IT.
MIGHT SCllOols-227 SECOND STREET. REF
~ erence' Mr. c. II. Collier Superintendent
city Schools
DAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. ORDERS
L promptly attended to. d. y, Dalton, do5 second
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LIoron pI.AIIIls.


NkTIifsH1YH. WINS. itQrun4 WiiOLEsAtl
w Ufifra ip families aud faluOnA b. J. lusgu
hcin.F iisl Nalu nifgrts
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IF AuAt-. sTIAN CLEANING ANU pNEiEu
i. Establishment 10 Shelby ~ tlUaninHaud
dyo.ng ~ lullcs ami r'uirmrnH Wcar strictly
ffi clff wuft rn1mnirUd.
NIrHITE MACHiNEROONs OTHCn rfNTlt
w 81 dlcl and clcln,d. MI glow Cgancd.
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NOTARITS.

rJNoM HOLEMAN, JUSTICE oF THE PRACE AM
L Notary Public, "a Madison IT. Ut. .f'
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GUMS. W. HOFFMAN NEAT4. CIuCKTNa.
OU}frr, VIA hnd Game. "a 'crond NJ. cholera
CRF ANrUY BurTrH, IN rgGg, PUW Az
" pl' 'iicr hy hn ~ ral, nl Nnmrrs, ~ irunt
I,RTI \. v CDuNr ANp NORFOLK GAN
j. OYSTER Daily receipts n Came. Fish and
Fruits VI August zen a 90. q. N HALE -
I'i-iI. GAM POULTRY AND EG0s RECD
II daily ni Duncnn Cos Nhulrfnle, Mnltont
nor ONrtFH4, It1ii. GAM AND FRUITS TEls
u ephUnDi o. hIufr. cor Vance aud urunudo
4 A. sigNAlGO q 60, W SECOND sTREEr
u wholesale mud tutail dcnlrr IN Oystcr, Fish
and Game. Prepared 10 h and ship all OfdCn for
above rDuis uu short notice.
4 A. u0NAIGO q 60, FRESH rOMPANO AND
u. Uclery Hlways on hand.
IoliE PERRY. x. e.. MEA1s, OYArElls FISH
u and Gamc, Telephone ~ ~ Union ~
NJ =. COUNTS. NORFOLK CAN OYSTERS AT
N. Amc 4 sites, 30 Jcnsnon A.
C,frrs a ANS. MEATs, FISH, OYSTERS AND
- Dame n Jefferson street 1elelhgne no
Slows AND TrSwARE.
Shows sOLD on INsTALIMENTs. AT g. d.
= H-,hwarnnbcrg 4 Cos oi Main street.
ksIvSs, forks, spoons, Muliord'A
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t.IlOtTI ls.

I'uit tiSE OP FREn FAuiiY GROCERIES
u atWuHhln e co.'s, 90 NNin sirrt
I,oR FANCN CREAMERY ANpUUuNTHY HuT
j tee nni truits. 300 io WORKMAN 90. p. ln Main.
NIIiR, JULIUS NAGIl.=FlNE GKOCEiuIs,
vi Wine. llluun nnd Ilgnn. ~ Main ~
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NrEtsoN'a BusiNEss COLLEGE. A. r. CORSE
~ second and Monroe. Hest pairvnizcd bus
ess rnllcre IN ~ city
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A NJ HARE. ACCOUNTANT, $40 SECOND sT,
"a. supplies clerks, book keepers, drummcrs,
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LOAN OFFICES.

MEMPHIS LOAN OFFICE J. H. GoTTIIELF.
wi Manager 20 peale aud 80 Monroc Low rates
ON large nmOunA
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MORTGAGE BROKERS,

LNRANClS SMITH. CALDWELL & CO, ROOMS
~ Band 10 Cotton Exchange Building. Lend
money ON improved plantations In Mississippi, Ar
kansas, Louisiana and Texas. Planters should up.
ply for loans early, 80 that all may be ready when
money Is needed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-01-21
What True Merit will Do.

The Unprecedented sale of Boschee's
German Syrup within few years, has
astonished the world. /: is without
doubt the safest and best remedy ever
discovered for the speedy and effectual
cure of Coughs, Colds and the severest
Lung troubles. 1t acts on an entirely
different principle from the usual pre-
scription given by Physicians, as it does
not dry up a Cough and leave the dis
ease in the system, but Oh the contrary
removes the cause Of the trouble, heals
the parts affected and leaves them in a
purely healthy condition. A bottle kept
in the house for use when the diseases
make their appearance, will save doc
tors bills and long spell of serious
illness. A trial will convince you Of
these facts. 1t is positively sold by all
druggists and general dealers in the
land. Price, rs cts, large bottles.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-01-21
BuckIen,s Arnicn SalYe.

The beat salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by DR..
j. G.. Gibson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-01-21

GODS WORTH YOUR MONEY.-Gold
" and Silver Watches, Chains, Charms. Col
lar Buttons. Cuff Buttons, Studs, Ladies' Cuff
and Collar Sets, Lace Pins, Rings. Bracelets,
Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gold and Silk
Guards for Eyeglasses. Gold Specs, Keys to
ut any watch, Gold-lined Silver Cups, Silver
Forks, Spoons, Knives, Butter Knives, Nap
kin Rings, &c. Call early to examine our
large stock. BAKER & McAURRAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-01-21

young man." said the stern parent
to the applicant for his daughters hand,
care you sure you can support family?"
"I-I wasn't IN making any calculations
on thaat," stammered the young man !;
81 only want the girl, you know"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-01-21

Last Christmas eve Mr.. Jones went
up stairs to see if the children had hung
up their stockings for Santa Claus, and
found that little Fred had pinned his
up in prominent place, with slip of
paper attached, upon which was written
the following suggestive sentence
"The Lord loveth q cheerful giver."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-01-21

When horses can't get green food dis,
temper is often fatal. Days Horse
Powder is a preventive.
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup contains noth-
ing injurious to the little ones. lt is
safe. Price 20 cents.
The head should be kept cool, the feet
warm, and the bowels. regular by the
use of DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills, If you
would avoid dyspepsia.
Good as gold" Drexel's Bell Cologne.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-01-21
rARM AND HoUaEHOLD.

THE EYE INDICATIVE OF CHARACTER.
The eye in farm animals, as well as in
human beings, indicates character. The
placid eve of the Jersey cow shows that
she has kind disposition; the subdued
fire or flash of the eye Of the trotter in
dictates its spirit. A large, prominent
eye denotes Intelligence. and usually
courage. The horse with such an eye
will be an agreeable driver. and is rarely
shyer or 3 runaway. In cattle we de-
sire quiet, docile disposition, that the
beef animal may not lose flesh by violent
exertion. that the bull may not be dan
gerous, aud that the cow may be tract
able. Hence, i'm selecting cattle for any
purpose, we should look for an eye with
a calm, placid, deep expression. The
COW that will nose you when you are
milking her has such an eye; so has the
steer that will follow gently after you
when you have the feed basket Oh your
arm. Tds is not to be COMPOUNDED with
the dull, lifeless seye, which indicates
stupidity aud slowness, Objectionable in
all animals, especially in horses aud
work cattle. The desirable eye is
always bright and full. and full Of ex-
preston. A small eye usually indicates
stubbornness. The eye of the hog shows
its disposition. But the eye may be too
lively. A restless eye is evidence of a
highly organized, nervous temperament
and fire in il often shows vicious dis
position. Hence il is to be avoided in
cattle aud farm horses. American 1gri-
ctnltHiSt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-01-21
Baltimore { Ohio Railroa;

The following is the time Of trains s,o1tIr,
at Shenandoah Junction:
EASr-BOUNp.
No. S.-Chicago and PIttsburg express. 81,
m.
No. li6.-Way Freight. passenger car atl,a.
ed. 6.2j a. IN.
No. 66.-Baltimore and Piedmont acc1mns
dalton, ll.2i q. IN.
No. 5i.-New Orleans Express. SiOp.m.
No. SS.-Martinsburg accommodate ana
Washingt n and Baltimore EIpfl,
5.H p. m.
WEsT-BOUND.
No. 7j.-Baltimore. MI. Airynnd MartuslUrt
accommodation. $50 a. m.
No. 6j.-l}altimore and Piedmont accomms.
dalton. ll.bi a. m.
No. lij.-Way Freight. passenger car a,,Asl.
ed, 30 y. m.
No. 7.-Pttsburg EXpress, l0.Np. m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-01-21

Eyes yet they see not-Potatoes. Ears
yet they hear not Corn. Mouths yet
they speak not-Rivers. Hands yet
they feel not-Clocks. Brains yet they
think not-Dudes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-01-21

We are pleased TO note that the agri-
cultural press generally, following in
the wake of The Homestead, is giving
much more attention than formerly to
the Grange. This is most encouraging.
The Grange is worthy of the fullest at
tenton. And it does wisely in promot-
ing the competitive spirit among jour-
nails devoted to agriculture.-N. f..
Homestead.